Ateret HaLeviyim is a Chareidi Yeshiva based in Petach Tikva, established in 1997, dedicated to helping youth reconnect with Torah values while preparing them for productive futures in Israeli society. The Yeshiva operates three central divisions: a Youth-at-Risk Program offering dormitory housing, counseling, and rehabilitation for vulnerable teens; a Matriculation High School enabling students to complete full bagrut (matriculation) exams; and a Pre-Army Program (Kol Eliyahu) that mentors graduates toward meaningful service in the IDF’s Hashmonaim Unit. Serving more than 140 students annually (ages 14-21), Ateret HaLeviim provides a nurturing environment that combines Torah learning, academics, psychological and social support, and enrichment activities such as sports, horseback riding, and vocational training. Unique among Chareidi institutions, the Yeshiva accepts students of all backgrounds without prejudice and equips them to live as contributing, confident members of society. In addition, the Yeshiva operates a community food distribution initiative assisting over 1,200 needy families before major Jewish holidays, as well as a gemilut chesed fund and Torah study programs for the wider public.